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Election watchdog Democracy and Election Empowerment Partnership (DEEP) Indonesia director Neni Nur Hayati has faced intimidation on her social media accounts after accounts managed by the West Java administration showed her photo alongside a video reposted from Governor Dedi Mulyadi.
As technology gets more sophisticated with the rise of artificial intelligence (AI), Southeast Asian nations need to improve their fact-checking abilities and literacy to combat disinformation, a study found.
Coordinating Political, Legal and Security Affairs Minister Mahfud MD said the government would soon be putting in place a regulation geared toward protecting the publishing rights of news companies, as he called on journalists to combat the misinformation expected to come along with next year’s hotly contested elections.
One can easily claim to have internal data or big data of hundreds of millions of people supporting a policy or a decision. In reality, the 'support' may just consist of bots or people paid to write content and tweets.
The Executive Office of the President has denied using so-called “buzzers” to support the government and its policies, claiming that it only hires social media influencers to help educate the public on certain policies.
